It's time to put your pedal to the metal from the twisted minds behind Deadpool and Zombieland.

An executive producers Will Arnet and Anthony Mackie comes a new Peacock original series,

twisted metal, a high-octane action comedy based on the classic video game series.

Anthony Mackie stars as John Doe, a motormouth outsider who must deliver a mysterious package

across a post-apocalyptic wasteland. If you can survive the drive also starring Stephanie Beatriz,

Samoa Joe, Nev Campbell, Will Arnet, and Thomas Hayden Church, twisted metal streaming now only on Peacock.

If you want to talk, don't email, you better click, click, click, click, you gotta search these

guys, it's Gus, Jeff, Bernie from Mr.T, and maybe Joel and Matt, but they're not quite as important,

so please enjoy the drunk tank podcast. Hey everyone, how's it going? I like the way he worked in

Doc's or Vic's song. Oh, good, you recognize it. Yeah, of course. That's the big reason I decided to

use it. Yeah, that's a little homage to to a Vic song. That's pretty funny. That is Vic's, uh,

Vic's answering machine message from season three, five, five, yeah. Yeah. What, uh, what was that

kid's name, Gus? That's, uh, Kessels, C-A-S-S-S-3-L-L-S. Nice. It's a shame that his parents named,

gave him a name with him. It's funny in it. That's kind of weird, but it fucks up a school system

whenever they have to answer his name into the fuck. Yeah, I bet he has trouble with scandrons. Yeah.

I bet Kessels. Kessels three senior. He's really proud of his son, but that was, uh, yeah,

that was actually your wife Gryffind played one of her first roles in that part. Oh, that was the,

the, she was the voicemail operator. Yeah. Yeah. Wasn't her first part? She was the, uh, the radio

in the Wardhog in season three. Wasn't she? She was the distressed. Distressed. Distressed. Distressed.

Oh, man, there's so much distress. So much distress. I'm like laughing at your own jokes,

firstly in the morning. So Jack and I had a conversation last night. We did? We did. And

what is the name of the early American accent? I should say early American, early this century,

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